Bouvier des Flandres Reviews
Newest Review: ... face and a powerful body suitable for hard work and protection of his family. The Bouvier des Flandres, with hair about 6cm ... more
... long, vary in colors, from fawn to Grey, charcoal, sometimes black, and also variegated. Their hair is rough to the touch and dry with a dense undercoat. A Bouvier’s head looks larger than it is due to their well-known beard and whiskers. Their ears are huge and very movable. As a matter of interest, cropping of ears are not allowed in Southern Africa. The eyes of a Bouvier are usually dark-colored, very alive and slightly oval. Do you also believe that your dog communicates with his eyes? A very good we...morePrice Comparison for Bouvier des Flandres
Customer Bouvier des Flandres Reviews (1)
by - written on 03/12/01, updated on 08/04/05 (Very useful, 428 readings)
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Not another purebred dog! Oh yes indeed, one of the finest breeds I have come across in my entire life. I am surrounded with German Shepherd (Alsation), Border Collie, Fox Terrier and the Bouvier des Flandres. My love for animals, especially dogs, is not revolving around one breed only. I believe any dog, may he be pure bred or not, can be our friend, companion and guard dog with a faithful devotion. We should make the time and effort to learn as well as caring for our animals. Before I continue, it is with a tear in my eye, fingers shaking and a heart still throbbing that I am sharing my personal experience and little knowledge regarding this wonderful breed. ... Read the complete review
